News tagged with: history-blog
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The Royal Citadel: The Grey Guardian of Plymouth
History student, Archie Peters, talks about the history of the Royal Citadel
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Stonehouse Creek: Gone but certainly not forgotten
MA History student, Vivien Dean, gives us a history of Stonehouse Creek
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Berry Head, Torbay and the Napoleonic Wars: a base for battle
History student Thomas Cooper tells us about Torbay's defences during the Napoleonic Wars
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The struggle with gout: the letters of Francis Gregor of Trewarthenick in Cornwall
University of Plymouth BA (Hons) History blog. The struggle with gout: the letters of Francis Ggregor of Trewarthenick in Cornwall.
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Research in the time of Covid – Devon connections
University of Plymouth, BA (hons) History blog. Research in the time of Covid – some Devon connections
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Naval figureheads – a short history
BA (Hons) History blog: naval figureheads – a short history by Dr Elaine Murphy
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Sea Power Theory and the First World War
BA (Hons) History blog: Sea Power Theory and the First World War by Dr Louis Halewood
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Signal for victory: the development of naval communication technology in Plymouth command
BA (Hons) History blog, Signal for Victory: The Development of Naval Communication Technology in Plymouth Command by James Bartle
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Escapists, cocovores and the search for utopia
BA (Hons) History blog: escapists, cocovores and the search for utopia by Dr Sandra Barkhof
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Elizabeth I’s near fatal illness of 1562
Elizabeth I’s near fatal illness of 1562. BA (Hons) History blog by Dr Rebecca Emmett
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Soap and the Victorians 'Cleanliness is next to Godliness'
'Cleanliness is next to Godliness' Soap and the Victorians. BA (Hons) History blog by Dr James Gregory.
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History research blog
University of Plymouth history research blog: In our latest research bulletin Dr James Gregory, Associate Professor of Modern British History, tells us about Queen Victoria and the Hangman.
